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“I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I...

Welcome to the forum, have fun on the new bike, a friend has just bought the hpc 160 action team version & is very impressed

Tbh there all much of a muchness, just use the same one to maintain your shock/fork & you’ll be fine. You’ll look and many brands will use the same design rebranded.. I’ve bought/worn out a few over the years & am currently using a high pressure RockShox pump, as my RS shock runs over 300psi you...

yeah, late late night last night and I'm still not feeling right. I moved to a Spesch Levo, because it is simply the best put together system but mainly for the bigger battery option (the more powerful motor was a bonus), as a bigger lad I eat through the 500wH battery so much quicker than my...

huh, opps.. where the fuck did I get the idea you were from scotch land?* umm err, great bike anyways... (loved mine) (*it might have been from the title of the thread below...)

I have the medium rear mudhugger (bought when it was the biggest they sold), it look desperate but works, though I will have to buy the extender to make it better & am waiting for the Will H guard, as I'd have used a RRP enduroguard otherwise. I did try the front mudhugger on the rear, like Sam...

Hang on your in scotland are waiting for drier weather, I think you need to re-evalute your location choice :D Enjoy, e-bikes there great fun, no matter what the weather

Let us know how you get on Tony, and how LL's handles a warranty issue...

I’d agree with the rrp/mudhugger mudguards choices suggested above & have ordered one of Will H’s lower mudguard to sit underneath the mudhugger. I always use lots of electrical tape under where any zip ties are used I do love the look of that amygos bash guard (they do a 2019/2030 Levo...

If I had more spare cash I’d buy a 160mm Lyrik too, but there nowt wrong with the Rev or Pike forks, & I’ve seen these dumped from new bikes for a pittance. There loads of suspension upgrades or mods that can be done to the RS fork range to make them as plush as you like.

That's a tough decision, I have a 2019 (same) Levo, and would thoroughly recommend it but that Orbea is quite lovely to my eyes. Having owned one previous e-bike and tried many others, reading the magazine reviews, I totally agree that the Levo is the best put together package, and that more...

@pavelmatic, err... maybe use the email or phone number from my post above?

The firm seemingly sell via a Facebook page FJM Custom Bike Stands But also have these contact details: 07967 441732 [email protected]

Which model did you try? The Mk1 or 2 like Will’s? As I like the look of it a lot

Yeah I've found cheap pads to be a false economy & pretty poor performance (braking material breaking away from the back plate!), which is why I'm happy to pay for a set that works and last. Had the front on since not long after buying the bike in August, so it's shrugged off nearly 500 miles of...

I’m liking CL brake pads, I was happy with the stock ones but these seem better. Local shop seem to rate them

I like this the look of this a lot, but quite expensive StandUp - MTB stand and protection for e-mtb bikes Previous post with lots of info

I’m pretty sure doing the fork first, was a shockwiz recommendation, though I forget where from. Whether it matters, who know’s.

I found it to be very useful to confirm I’d gotten the basics right & it fine tuned my suspension to a better overall feel. No doubt there are ppl who don’t need them but for a layman, I think their a good tool. Start with your forks, checking the initial compression ratio is the hard part of...

That explains that, I could find Wild’s but not a rear 29er in 2.6 flavour